EAW005419 ENGLAND (1947). Prefabricated housing under construction around Rectory Field Crescent, Rectory Field and environs, Charlton, 1947. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

Kidbrooke Park Close prefabs, Uni-Seco type

Sunfields Place SE3- Nov. 30, (01.11 hours) - Battery 444, Hoek van Holland, V-2 rocket fired, impacted Greenwich. 19 Properties demolished. 19 Dead, 34 seriously injured.

Morden College

Kidbrooke Park Road SE3

Wricklemarsh Road SE3

The British Oak Public House- Old Dover Road SE3

V2 Rocket WW2- Kidbrooke, St James Church SE3 description March 2, 1945, 3 Dead 3 to hospital, 3 to FAP. Church demolished, blast damage to 15-133 Rochester Way, 44 Wricklemarsh Road Data courtesy of Steve Hunnisett. From reader davidb: "I was asleep in the in the basement of those old three storey Georgian houses. The impact was around 51°28'N 1°23', roughly halfway between "Stop 9" and St James church on the Google map. Our half of the house was later pulled down, but St James' church only lost its tiles and its spire. Considering how close the explosion was, that very much bears out "Blitz Street"'s conclusion that blast damage from V2's was strictly limited. We knew that at the time. Sorry can't help with the date. I wish I knew. It must have been a late one, because we had already been bombed out by a V1."

St James Church Kidbrooke Park Road

Royal Standard Pub

Blackheath

The Paragon- Blackheath

Roxy Cinema Royal Standard Blackheath

Kidbrooke Park Close